Is there a government exam related to studying transcript in second year?
No, there is no government exam required to verify your second-year transcript for studying abroad.
Your transcripts are issued by your college or university and are included in your application documents. These are reviewed by the universities and visa authorities as part of the admission process, but they do not require a separate government exam.
If you need official verification or attestation, it is usually managed by your educational institution or authorized agencies. Contact your college or university’s administrative office for official transcripts and any required verification.
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